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== Groovy Action Blocks and ClassPath ==
== Groovy Action Blocks and ClassPath ==


Groovy actions are executed in a separate Java Virtual Machine (JWM). This JVM can be either started explicitly via "Start Java" action blocks, or implicitly whenever the very first groovy action is executed.
Groovy actions are executed in a separate Java Virtual Machine (JWM). This JVM can be either started explicitly via "<code>Start Java</code>" action blocks, or implicitly whenever the very first groovy action is executed.
Explicitly (i.e. manually) started JVMs can be configured via the "Add JAR" action to include any required class libraries (.jar files),
Explicitly (i.e. manually) started JVMs can be configured via the "<code>Add JAR</code>" action to include any required class libraries (.jar files),
whereas implicitly (i.e. automatically) started JVMs get their class path from the user settings.
whereas implicitly (i.e. automatically) started JVMs get their class path from the user settings.


The "Settings" - "Project management" - "Groovy Class Path" dialog is used to configure this class path.
The "''Settings''" - "''Project Management''" - "''Groovy Class Path''" dialog is used to configure this class path.

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Groovy Action Blocks and ClassPath[Bearbeiten]

Groovy actions are executed in a separate Java Virtual Machine (JWM). This JVM can be either started explicitly via "Start Java" action blocks, or implicitly whenever the very first groovy action is executed. Explicitly (i.e. manually) started JVMs can be configured via the "Add JAR" action to include any required class libraries (.jar files), whereas implicitly (i.e. automatically) started JVMs get their class path from the user settings.

The "Settings" - "Project Management" - "Groovy Class Path" dialog is used to configure this class path.



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